JAKARTA - Hermina Hospitals (Hermina) collaborated with the Astra Foundation - Dharma Bhakti Astra Foundation (Astra Foundation - YDBA) to hold Executive Sharing: Sustainable Productivity & Wellness, an educational forum that equips members of the Advance Club of the Astra Foundation - YDBA with an understanding of the importance of work health as a foundation for increasing productivity and sustainable business competitiveness.
The activity, which took place in a hybrid manner at the Hermina Kemayoran Hospital Auditorium, was attended by more than 160 participants, consisting of 60 participants in person and 100 online participants from the manufacturing sector, four-wheel workshops, and culinary. Hermina and the Astra Foundation - YDBA also collaborated with PT United Tractors Tbk in providing information on productivity and with Astra Isuzu in providing information related to Astra Isuzu product knowledge that can support business productivity.
President Director of PT Medikaloka Hermina Tbk, Dr. Yulisar Khiat, S.E., MARS., S.H., M.H., in his remarks said that health is no longer just a supporting aspect of operations, but a strategic investment for business sustainability.
"Sustainable productivity can only be achieved if companies are able to maintain the health and well-being of their human resources. Through Executive Sharing, Hermina wants to encourage more business actors to build a healthy, productive, and competitive work culture," he said, Thursday, July 23.
Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the Astra Foundation - Dharma Bhakti Astra Foundation, Rahmat Samulo, in his speech said that the Advance Club Program is a form of commitment by the Astra Foundation - YDBA to continue to accompany its binaan in a sustainable manner.
"Yayasan Astra - YDBA designed the Advance Club Program as a platform for Yayasan Astra - YDBA's trainees who have reached a self-sufficient level. This program is a form of commitment from Yayasan Astra - YDBA to continue to accompany its trainees, not only in terms of business capacity, but also in terms of the sustainability of the personal owners of the business, including work health," he said.
In the first session, dr. Amelia Yunita, Sp.PD, Internal Medicine Specialist at RS Hermina, explained the importance of implementing occupational health in increasing employee productivity, recognizing work-related diseases, and preventive measures that can be applied in the work environment.
Continuing in the second session, Idot Supriadi, Board of Director of PT United Tractors Tbk, shared experiences regarding the company's strategy in building a management system that is able to maintain productivity while creating a resilient and sustainable organization through various best practices in the industry.
Through this activity, Hermina and the Astra Foundation - YDBA hope that business actors will gain a more comprehensive understanding of the relationship between occupational health and productivity, so that they can build a healthier, adaptive, and sustainable work system in the midst of the ever-evolving dynamics of the business world.
Hermina continues to strengthen its role as a health partner for the community and the business world through education and strategic collaboration. Together with the Astra Foundation - YDBA, Hermina encourages the creation of a healthy work culture to increase productivity, strengthen the competitiveness of business players, and support Indonesia's sustainable economic growth.
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